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This could be the most important piece of legislation for punters in years as a Madrid court last week that account restrictions were a form of discrimination and detrimental to consumers.
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Cheap day return to Barcelona please.
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be nice to get my premium charges back lol
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we can but hope Clydebank...will pay for a nice 4 bedder for me.
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if unrestricted accounts were enforced by law,
bet365 would go skint or bet365 would stop pricing up races or bet365 would be online virtual races and online casino.....nothing else |
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There is a difference between restricting an account to say take out 250 or 500, its another thing restricting an account to win a tenner like 62p on a 16/1 shot, it doesn't have to be all or nothing, as it stands being restricted to " nothing " needs to change.
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They wouldn't go skint at all. Doubt it would make that much difference with a few pricing changes. All they'd need to do is shorten the odds once it was bet once by a marked account to say 50% or more of the max take out and change bad ew terms. That way only the one marked account gets the best price (like Pinnacle) It might even save the industry money.
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A good price will get taken anyway
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Could this be the next PPI?
A term is unfair if, contrary to the requirement of good faith, it causes a significant imbalance in the parties’ rights and obligations under the contract to the detriment of the consumer. What could be more unfair than you are only allowed to bet if you are a loser? |
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no bigger discrimination than the PC charge imo
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